"She got upset and said I was being selfish and punishing her kids for something that wasn’t their fault."

She's worth more than that

Did I mention this was his 4th broken engagement?

Your own sister?

Til second marriage do us part

Peter Pan Syndrome

He doesn't wanna do it

When "I Do" turns into "I Don't"

With how difficult it has become to buy a house these days, you hear a lot about parents who offer to help their kids with the purchase of their first home, in whatever way they can. But never have I ever heard of parents demanding their own kids to pay for the mortgage on their house. If you can't afford a house, then maybe you should reconsider your choices, before turning for your kids with demands for money. The parents in this Reddit story had the nerve to ask just that out of their kids.…

He needs to get a grip

He needs to grow up

Stingy and entitled, the perfect combo

Also, is Gen Z aging faster than previous generations?

Some people can spot a trainwreck from a mile away, but even though you know it's coming, it's still really hard to resist watching, especially if there is some juicy family drama involved. One woman named Dana was the literal definition of a bridezilla, and unfortunately, as bridezillas tend to do, she was getting married to a gem of a man, who frankly deserved better. Dana was still in college when she and her partner decided to get married. OP who went to college with her, was invited to the…

The ring that launched 1000 ships

This woman believed she was the main character in her sister's wedding, but before I say more, let me relay the juicy details of the story. In typical family drama fashion, a Reddit user made an AITA post, asking whether or not she had been wrong in not attending her sister's wedding. The reason she did not want to go was simple: Her sister wanted a child-free wedding, and OP disapproved, thinking that her sister was being selfish (I mean, it's her wedding, so isn't that the one day she's allow…